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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

Twenty eight Inaietme.ts Found yester-
Qay.

Twenty eight Indictmests Found Yester-
day.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 22.-Expected sensations
in the Fidelity National Bank indictments
began 20 develop at 10 O'Clock this forenoon.
1t IL now known that twenty EIGHT true
bills have been found. The Fidelity
Bank cases 80 far as divulged are as fol-
lows: Vice President r. l.. Harper five
indictments bfty-seven counts; Cashier
Ammi Baldwin, four indictments. fourteen
counts Josie Holmes. four indictments, five
counts; Assistant Cashier Ben f. Hopkins,
four indictments. forty-eight counts. These
indictments are for violation of statutes ~
large governing national banks and for
fraud. j. w. Wiltshire, the broker who led
in the disastrous wheat deal, using Fide-
lity bank funds. has tour indictments
a7sinst him with eleven counts. W. h.
Chatfield and IA. Hozue. directors. signed the
May report OF the Fidelity 10 the Comp
treller of the Treasury have fbeen indicted
for sisHinK . false return and were ar
raigaed this merAing. Miss Josie Holmes.
private secretary OF f. L. Harper. was ar
rested last night by United States officers
on. . northern-beund railway train at Ham
ilton. She was brought To this city n t
midnight and put in jail.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23
TOWER CLOTHING CO.,
LaIgest, Leading and Reliable ClolhieTs
And FURNISHERS.
AT HOME IN THE
WHITE BUILDING, OPP. SWEETS HOTEL,
Cor. Monroe, Pearl and Canal-sis.
Cor. Monroe, Pearl and Canal-sts.
Flags Flying All Next Week.
Electric Lights Each Il

Whils Mr.. Editor walts Tor al. We propose
to indulge in little general chat with the
mothers.
Now. ladies don't place the lnpersAent
list but don't you think that prudence would lie.
tate the proprlety OF putting the little enc in a
good top coat, "A seasonable garment for lnsian e
You may think it none of our business, but pa1don
Us, ladies, il is, fer we have made provisions FIR
clothing the darlings and thus guarding them
against the many lis that little flesh Is heir TO
In this treacherous, changeabe weather an opace
of prevention is always worth "A pound of cure
You say you will wait another week. lust rs yeu
please. Don't heed our advice. slight cough.
rheumatism. throat, cough medicine. pare
goric, doctor Price did yoa askg 0Yercnats
ages TO 10, at l.35 to l.90 and upwards AT
wool, did you ask No; but will wear and keep
out the cold. Now, yon didn't expect an all wool
coat for l.35 or l.90; honor bright did YOU Mo-
we thought you didn't. Well, then. We have 20
styles or more at and dollars. and splendid
Melton Cape Coat, with novelty buckles, a do.-
lars. a large variety of Chinchillas, Melt3ns sni
Cashmeres. You want something better We
have them-perfect beauties--l2 to - &c srs-
Scotch and English Cheviots. imported fnSsh
Castors, with hoods and capes attached satin ired
warm, serviceable aud dressy, novel in design
Come little high, but they CRAFTY psras desire
and provoke exclamations IKE this: "sh hew
hanasomel Where did You get it2r And then
follows your ready reply. Where else but iroin
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

RrsDtvs. Pa. Oct. "a snow storm
prevailed in northern section Of this county
this morning being The second fan of snow
in ths vicinity ia the last twsntv-fcur
hours. At TsbyhsuDa. Pa. The entire
Pocona rsnrs vas covered 70 depth of
several inches. The thermometer registering
~ degrees slpove zero.
NISNFaPoffs. oct. p 7-Reports reosivsd
here thst sno~ storm - raging fhr91eh
ont TIE state generally and ii portions -
Dakota.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23
THE TOW ER.

Young gents who wear clothes In many i'm
stances larger and costlier than their DaddjfN.
off times find. themselves driven into short
corners TO meet their taller bills. Mother helps
the lad ont of his troubles ~ usual. We'll. boXs.
stick TO your mother. she j. yozfr worlds best
friend Meantime. however. cuTfaii expenses.
consult the Tower Folks: See their new four
button cutsway frock suits for BOYS aged A
Ia -. IT one-half the price zonr lailor asks.
with double the style. Do you catch the idea
we baxe double breasted Prince Albert suits
and single breasted fr0cl 'aIJ = IN blue. black
and fancy worsfede and cAssifnerps and We
guarantee To ft YOU af moderate prices. for We
know at your time. free from care. you are in
the dresSy period Of life. and Young geDfs talk
with their chums; hence IL sou come fo US We
viii try--yes. try very hard, 10 please You.
Don't forget 10 ask fo see those Bobbs satin
lined. ehcviot sack suits when you pass ofr
WAY. Then baxe all the latest New York
novelties in stripes and checks. Don't you take,
the hiRt2 Gomez We supply YOU al the.
time with fhe very best Furnishing
Goods. high in grade and low in price. Now
we expect TO see you soon--yes, very seoB--at
THE TOWER.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23
CHAMBERLAIN iN HOT WATER.
Tho British Fish Commissioner Severely
Criticized.

OTTAWA. Oct. 22.-The British fishery
commissioner, Mr.. Chamberlain. has sue
ceeded in raising hornets nest that wsits
to swarm about his ears when he arrives on
this side of the Atlantic. The press of
Canada generally. irrespective Of party
politics, is already taking exception TO his
utterances at Birmingham. in which he is
reported as having said. that in the fisheries
questionGreat Britain is in q position which
is almost that Of an impartial observer, not
directly or Immediately concerned in the
controversy raised.
la his Belfast speech Mr. Chamberlain
said com nercial union with the Upited
States meant free trade between Ameri-
ca and the. dominion and protective
tariff agsins; the mother country, which
practically meant political separation from
Great Britain, and this has raised the indig-
nation of those who are endeavoring TO ex-
tend existing commercial relations between
canada and the United States.
Prof. Goldwin Smith thinks Il remark
able that Mr Chsmberlai n. az an embassa-
dor. should undertake 10 make such posi-
tive declaration on q question he Processes
to know nothing about.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

wkrxssrsx. Ct. ocs 11--At nocn tosiav
ne even as-d r,s ispsnuins a. ths works
q j. r.. Sessions 4 sons. Bristol. exploded
-ffs terrific sorce. s-fting tle tuiifiog or
a. Tiers ~ere ten nsir grupioves 81 the
r,-ncrr1 IN the rncm st - sn,e Wien
e. So ~se exisnsulshri on ~ 8ess hosiie.
usre tsxer from tee rnIn4 WtDe forrr
,-~.s IA RnTs Cleveland IS nad Iona
Sssae II Others ssversir injured srs
rani~i 9rffss, ared "a ard Wnils Eeanse
sr~,f IS There = No resson esrsn fsr ~
kxuiosion. nor : any peTsoa r-SFenNhle lsr
tke scci&~ns
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

wsssfsaroS. Oct l2-rhe msrehsntiss
sspcrts duriax Septsuhsr rest aggregated
o. 1fi -os sxsinst fsf Ae9 0f2 aurfng S-r-
s~mher ls>6. fr,corfs isst month srErs-
rsfed IN value 81, 90 -3s against IS 3lt
SSS In September lss6 rheexporte f.,r the
fr@f 1uartsr - current fiscal year we're
vsiuco 81 si6o aes Isl. sxsinst flss 9sl 93s
for the srst quarter of fsse. The imports
or 10 psst three months sxur rxe'sd SIS
ga. .7a5 a<sirst $50 e65 asa IN July
Auxfist srd September t<sl During sep
fsrsbrr Isst a. Isl imr grants arr re.i in
tais ccunfrv srsiust - 1fT n September
ffsS During the nirs rentrs 81 present
yesr ending SEPTEMBER So. sfl co irnrni-
rrsnf- caEn@ 20 ih.s casntrT sxzirst ga SOS
snrfnw tae corresponding niae mcuths ~
fcss1
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23
Two pi.tre..inx Accidents.

YrsrLAsrI. Mich. Oct 22.-Yestsrday
Harry McKinstry and another boy were
washing windows at the dress stsy factory.
The other. IN boy-iooling. poured Ammonia
over the head Of NcKinstry. 1t ran into
his eye. and ss the result be Is blind in one
eye, the victim Of the most terrible suffer
ing.
This morning Fred. Brown. fourteen
ycsr-old son Of James Brown, while catch
ing on 20 . freighh train, fell under the
wheels and was cut Completely ia two, the
parts lying on each side OF the rail. He
lad been driven OF the train once by the
conductor and warned before by the night
watch. No one ssw him when be vas run
over. This is the second boy killed here
within sir months.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23
YaIs's Field Day.

New HAVEN, Oct. 22.-The Fall meeting
Of the Yale Athletic Association was held
ct the Yale feld this afternoon. The wealth
er was cold and dissgreeable. bat there was
large attendance. The feature Of tho
attraction was q haif-mile rap, which had
been made open" to everybody. and in
which the participants were Yale crack
runners. and several OF the fast ones from
Newark clubs. No records were broken,
and there were no especially noteworthy
performkflces
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

a n~,nss Wsaua-nt IN Iincetn Park rs-
v<si~a ~ HRs ersufson

CHrcsso. Oct. IA magnificent statue
of Abraham Iincols n bronze. donstsd to
Chicago by the late Ei Bates. vas formal
" unveiled a Lincoln Park this afternoon.
vith appropriate ceremonies in the pres
enra Of many People. The scs of nnveilinx
~as performed BY Little Abef Iiacoln
ssn o. Hen. Robert r. Lincoln. and grand
son of ne great srnsncipsfor. An address
vas ris.sa bv vsvar Roche and al euiosiz-
Ing s~,fior was delivered By Hon. ieonsr4
Swsst ar nssuv yesrs he friend sna lsw
partnsr ~ Iincoin. TIE slstue = ths work
ef 81. cndenx and cost 81. go
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

NV 1pEg. oct IA report wss cir-
caIased on Wsll-st today te tae eject ibst
jay Gouid hs3 sefsred conirol q the cpn-
frsi Misaoari railroad Inquiry - f4oai5s
cfffce ss tfl = htt5eT re report wss trae e.
not pss rset - ap evsslTe fs'siv Nerk
On the road kss bssD saspsfidsd far ths
-
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

Des1Ix, Oct - AZ sltezapf w1s uacs
% esict Wido~ i ,sy. - Bsiis ksrgos,
Ceua;y Wezford iodsy. bat he syics@rs
we're rspnlsea ans tse syfesson sss nos sc-
eonPlishea. Tseniy uasa ssssuaslsa
vifAia he wi5ess ootisss sad undertook
tss ash eg dessudiRk Il. IAs police snd
se~resxs liea attacked The stronghold
bat sAff beng fnfatfaily burned and
nearly sarsassa " Ia ysroi sae boiling
tar, snd seafes wiio Fed-aol mons, they
silbafes amid fbe jesrs aud iaaghtsr ef
tie occuf anita OF the house ana shs crowd
OUTSIDE. The sailltsFy las been s1nmo3ed
aud another attempt 10 storm tns house
will os made.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

CEIcAeo, Oct. z2.--lns Broth erhood Of
Locomotive Engineers resuu1e-i their de'i5-
srstiors todsY. Toe proceedings of ths
convention eer- co16acted wlfh crofound
serrecT, BAT it i underwood thst larre
sncunt II Business wss hurrisss through.
~ hat U.s. 6su~ csaid not - leaned
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23
Trying to Buy tn. Athletic Club.

PHEIADELrHIA, Oct. 22.-Lew Simmons
and Charles Mason. who have two-thirds OF
the ownership of the franchises of the
Athletic Base Ball Club. are said to have
been offered $s5, 600 TO sell out 70 Chris Won
der Axe. President of the St. Louis club.
They hsus put their 1gures mp to 100000
as the value of their Interest. Won der
Abe is said to be desirous OF buying the
Athletic club and securing new grounds,
which is considered sn absolute Necessity
to place II on foot N with the League
clue here.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

Ioypov. oct = The snssnpssged iss-
or.-. sesSyt thst thsy ~ he'd ne~tinzs
nof Withstand ~ - orders - - 1alios
sad 4 = pTossbis thst troa ~id r~snis
s1morrer. TIE pelics aasaeg.fs%s hkve IL
siesfed fkeir hsek of csuf ssBcs IN thea-
s>svsz bv acoeptsnu mfcsxg as6- A. the
soldiers n fo1doa beve besn act4Es1 @
- o. their bzxrsckz S1a6*f.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23
rar-- w.nsh. - att-rans.s rsrss-rr. ll

Pssss. Oct z2-The TO foreigners.
odsn ard Noiiits wbo ~sre sxp-lled from
Frsrcs f1r attempting - hrf5e rt>s<1g~ "a
procure fnr ihera plars q French cartrsdses
an rises hng rsterre1 sn8 vsr@ arrested
havs beer sentenced 70 three months i'm
PRISON rfert.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

wssErxsTox, oc,. z1-~IrdiAn Inspector
Armstrong te'ezrapbg S~erstaTT Isnsr
under 8sts q oct q from Cro~ Ind an
sreucv, Morfsaa. that Azeut T'gshAx Al
Tongue River sgsncy, Aeotens repoyts fha'
fhe Crow sadia0s sre faers snnorx tae
Chsyennss e11esvoTirg - seeure fhsif CO
operation n resisting tbe anth0rifiss
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

Apsrss. Mich, Oct 22-An incoming
freight train On the Lake Shore was de-
rallied ss the Dennis Street crossing At noon
hy broken truck. Eight car. we're ditchsd,
snd meat. meal and msrchsndiss distributed
in the ditch. The track vas torn up for
ona hlack
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23
Yale Wins at Football.

SPRIserIxLp. Mass. Oct. 22.-The Yale
football eleven defeated the William. Col
leye team today at Willismstown. The
score was "a 10 o. Tine OF game. one hour.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

This 6st nr1ishs5 6svne 81 ths Episor-
xs church 49, agen BE N ssson II
t4rszs4 f&Esas tF,dsT ~ rresfhine = ths
Trizlts, Is ,. n-r -. hszss. - 3 n.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23
Arr..s.a =, IN. prison Door.

JscxsOS. Oct. 22-Dsputy sheriff I. M.
Bremen. Of Niagara county, n. y, was
her. today and resrrested Abe seeley
whose term Of one year at State prison for
horse stealing expired Yesterday. He will
% tsksn hack 70 New York for . similar
olfsnse commitled thrsa years ago.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

Greco. Or. 2z-Tse reosirts of ~.
thrse ve-ks' eaesesnsDt - Edwin Booib
sod Tswrsnee Bs~rstt a. tts Cafesgo Opsrs
Hors. vers s. es5o Tie engagement
ciase6 tonsgtf
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

ncsErx. oet s22-Thonsass :. conasn.
xssnbsr ~ Peiiansent ksr East Tipyers-y
az.d a prora ainenf raernher II the Nstionsl
League, wss ar-~sted st aitcaeilstewn to-
Gag far wss1ssa
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

wssafxsroS. Oct 12-Tbs Nsrirs
Hosrital Bur.sn q informed tbe-s ws--
-i0hf rev cases Of yellow fever Al Tsmpe
v-sfersssr and two deaths. slso fve ne~
casss last night. TIE hosritsl hss been
cusnpists~f srsd nnrz-s have srriv@i
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

Isysrxs. Oct 73.-Hon. vm- A. Amber.
of Psstwsrer. has been appointed Judxe Of
Froosts st oOssaa county. rice David Ian
don. decessssi
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

Lcvcox. Oct 11-The rowa of Ketahs ii
euchsrsst. Csntral ksia. hss seen DESTROY
-i by IRE ant hslf - inhsei ants bsgaed
b 3esta.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23
DEATH OF PETER DOW.
A Wen Kssws nicsissa Man shst sna
Killed tA DAkstA

wAzrrros. OAK. Oct. 22.-Hon. Peter
Dox. OF Orchard Lsfs. Mich. was accident
ally shet and killed yesterday on the Key
s,ons farm. wAsls shooting Wild geese. M.
Ds~ and two companiens were IN wagon
and in the exeitsmsaf Of getting ready TO
shoot. . rife was accidentally discharged,
the sallst taking effect In Mr.. Dow's head
kr Dow wns one OF the best known
fssnsrs In the state Of hichigsn and bed
ssrv&i his township. coun " zna Stats oftsn
and we'd. He Vas born in the parish OF
BAIlingrsy. Scotland. February ~. f5SL In
1870 hs came to Michigan and settled ~
Orchard LAks, in West Bloomfield town
xhip. OAKLAND county. lie uas msnlbsr
Of the State Senate in 1864. of the House In
1915, and again IN the seuate In 1879 and
RAJ
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

JAcTsos. eot- Pr d. Lstimer, Of the
dre. frm Of Weeks. Latinsr & Co.. died
very suddenly last night at his residence
on First-st. He had complained of queer
feeling. a. though the blood did not
circulate properly. and asked that physi-
clan bs called. as he believed he was dying,
He steadily grew verse and died about IL
o'clock, remaining unconscious until his
death and without apparent pain The
case battles the physicians.
Deceased was So years OF age, and had
been engaged in the drug business here
many years. He was . prominent member
Of Jackson Comaandery OF Knights Temp
lars.
Joseph 8. Chapman. of 2i6 Oak Hill-ave.,
was found dead |, bed yesterday afternoon.
He died from natural causes.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

,ts~s,SS. y,N,s>sss,>s-s-
CLARION, Oct. 2i--Ths first snow for the
Winter has come just to warn us that Il Is
tine 70 put things in order.-R. DAILY re-
ports everything moving in good shape in
his camp east Of here. K. Dsrrah has
bad . crew of men &C work At Hammers
Station. where ne expects to put In the
balances Of the Charlton pine in that
vicinity.-Rusines Of all kinds continues
lively here. especially building. there being
several dwellings in course Of srsction now
and one or two more ays likely to be
1tarssd- Tiliapaush and family,
who moved from here 20 Howell last
Spring are expected to return here the first
OF next psnth.-E. A. Brsant. OF Man
ceIoaa, Ii welding tho scep,re in our dis
trict scsool.---Clayion Is surely getting to
the 'front.' and We Will ss0n take, rank with
sthsr rnanufaefuring torns.---Last Satur-
day ave msn employ "A IN cuttt0g bolts un-
der direction Of Mr.. Gill for BLOOD Bros
wooden ware factory. should8fed their axes
and saws apd marched ont Of the woods
declaring Dist they had struck for higher
wages. But moro Of the same they were
working for.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-08-24
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY or BARBER. -
In the District Court I'm and for Barber coun-
~, Kansas.
The Davidson Investment Company.
aCorporation, plaintiff,
against
Frank Iafoyro and Mary A. Lafovro,
defendants.
Tho State OF Kansas To the said defendants,
Frank Lafevrc and Mary A. Lafevre;
CAtD defendants will take notice that they
~ have bccu sued In the above entitled action
upon bond for the sum Of Three Hundred
Dollar with Interest. executed by said defend.
ants o. j. %. Davidson, now owned 10y plaintiff
nnd upon two prOmissOry notes, for Fifteen
DOllnrr CaCh, with interest executed By said
defendants, TO the Davidson Loan Company,
and now owned by plaintiff, said bond and
notes bciuI secured by MORTGAGES upon the real
estate hereinafter described; and that said de-
PENDANTS must answer the pCtiticn which has
boon hicd In said action, ON or before the I'D
day Of september. 1857, or said petition will be
tnkon ~ true, and Judgment for the sum of
Three Hundred and Thirty dollars with i'm
tcrCst on Three Hundred and Fifteen Dollars,
nc y I"r cent Pc annu y from June Ist, 1875.
aud interest Fifteen Dollars from June LIST,
1887, ai " per cent. per Hunum, will be entered
accordingly. And also Judgment OF forcclos-
urc OF two mortgages. given tO secure said
bond and notes, will De- entered. and nm order
OF sale entered for the sale Of the real estate
described I'm said mortgages, tO-wit;
The southwest quarter of section twenty c2O
OF township thrty-two c2) south, OF range
Kansas.
Said defendants will also take notice that I'm
the above entitled action the following desert
bed real estate, situate In Barber county state
OF Kansas, and owned by said defendant, Mary
A. Lafevrc, tO-wit: The west half OF the south
east quarter OF section twenty csM, township
thirty-tWo Ca9 south, OF range eleven I'D west
OF Bth .. m. has been attached, and ~ they fail
TO appear I'm said action, Judgment will be rem
dercd therein sustaining said attachment, and
an order OF sale will be entered for the sale OF
sRid attached property.
Dated August sth, 1887.
Attcst::
lScall FRANK HOLMES,
~ Clerk OF the District Court.
EDWARDS NOBLE, Att'ys for Prun.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-08-24
STATE OF KAMsAs,l-
BARBER COUNTY. 70

Notice Il hereby given thaton to-wit: The
nrst Tuesday OF September, A. D., 1887, the
same being the 9th day OF said month. and the
next succeeding days, will sell at public auc-
uon at my Office, In the city of Medicine
Lodge, Tor taxes and charges thereon for the
year 1885 and previous years 40 much OF each
ofthe Following described tracts of land or
town lots situated in the county OF Barber
purpose to-wit:
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-08-24
sHERIFFs SALE.

In the District Court OF Barber county, state OF
Kansas.
Attica state Bank. plaintiff.
y. =. Davis and p. N. Seay, defendants.
Q1 VIRTUE OF an execution, 20 me directed
~ issued out Of the District Court OF Barber
county. Kansas, In the above entitled action
i, Charles ID. Nelson, sheriff OF Barber coun-
~, Kansas, will, on
SATURDAY, THE 10TH DAY or SEPTEMBER,
A. D., 1857, at Q o'clock d. m. of said day, nj
the front door OF the courthouse, I'm Medicine
Lodge, barber county, Kansas, offer for sale,
Nc public auction, 20 the highest bidder for
cash In hand, all of the following described
property, to-wit: Lot number TWENTY-FIVE C22l,
In block number twenty co. in Henton's addi-
ton 20 the town Of sharon, Barber county
Kansas, levied upon NJ the property OF q. f.
Davis. In the above entitled action, and APP
praised at Two Hundred Dollars $4,000 TO sat
lsfy the above plaintiffs claim OF Fifty-Three
Dollars and Three Cents $500, and costs of
this sale, together with interest nj Il per cent.
from July n, 1851
A. d., 1887.
CHARLES ID. NELSON,
II sheriff OF barber county, Kansas.
BY GEO. W. STEVENS, Cndcr sheriff.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-08-24
Land once at Harmed. Kans. july gI iss7

Notice Il hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF hts intention
60 make final proof In support of HIS claim
and that said proof will be made before the
clerk OF the district court OF Barber county
Kansas, NJ Medicine Lodge, Kansas ON sep
tembcr ~, 1887, viz: Chester l. Long, D. s. No
1882, for tho lot and Sc \ ne "A sec l. and
lot and s-w y NV y sec ., In twp ;e SOUTH of
range ~ west.
He names the following witnesses 20 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton OF said land. VIZ:
q A Graves, Robert Yates, n V Grant. of
Hondrickson, OF Lake City, Barber county.
Kansas; Albert T. Freeman, OF Medicine Lodge
Barber county, Kansas.
iOl5 W. r. BROwNLEE, Register.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-08-24
Land oalcc a. Larned. Knn... July %. 1ssi.

Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has illed notice Of his intention
60 make final proof in suppon of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
clerk of the district court OF Barber county,
Kansas, vt Medicine Lodge, Kansas. on Sep
1850, for the NV nc u sec o, twp % south,
of range ~ west.
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiya-
ton OF said land, Win:
John McGrcgor, Trent Jones, o Fetch,
John Reams, all OF Eldred postOiIicc, Barber
II 10 w. Il. BRowNLEE, Register.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-08-24
PUBLICATION NOTICES.


Land ONCE at Larned, Mans, July %, 1857.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has tled notice OF his intention
TO make final proof In support of his pre-
emptiOn claim, and that said proof will bc made
before the clerk OF the district court of Bar
Dor county, Kansas, at Medicine Lodge, Kan
sas, on September 10, 1857, viz: James McDan-
lei, %. ID. y No. lJoOs for the sc y sc = sec Z,
and ne hn-o X sec ~. twp a2, range Is
He names the following Witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land, viz:
scales, q A Martin, all of Decrhead, Barber
county, Kansas.
II 10 W. II. BROwNLEE, Register.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-08-24
Land Ofico at Harmed. Kans.. july pa Iss7-

Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice OF his intention
10 mako hnal proof I'm support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
clerk OF tho district court OF BARBER coun-
", at Medicine Lodge, Kansas, on Sep
tembcr II, 1887, viz: Edward Piper ID. 4. f4llO,
Tor the SO sec II, and W kswk sec IA,
twp %, range ~ west
He names the following witnesses To prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land, viz:
James Hartzell, John X. Root Ellsworth
Law, = w shaw. all of Medicine Lodge post
Ofioe, barber county, Kansas.
ii 10 W. X. DROwNLEE, Register.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-08-24

Notice Is hereby given that tho following
named settler has fled notice OF his intention
60 make final proof in support OF his claim
and that said proof will be made teforc the
clerk OF the district court, at Medicine Lodge,
Kansas, on September 10. 1881, viz: Lefty A.
n, twp3l south. range II west. Barber county,
Kansas.
Ho names the following witnesses 30 provo
ton OF said land, via
John shircman, John Motor, boy Cunning
hnm, w Crawford, all of Medicine Lodge
rostofliCc, Kansas.
10 rs w. X. BRowNLEE, Register